President Trump has invited via @RichardGrenell to the White House the leaders of Kosovo and Serbia in a bid to broker a resolution to a decades-long dispute that prompted U.S. military intervention. The meeting should be on June 27 via @WSJ wsj.com/articles/trump… via @WSJ
The new Kosovo prime minister, @Avdullah Hoti, who was sworn in on June 3, told @WSJ that his government was eager to enter negotiations under U.S. patronage. wsj.com/articles/trump…
The @SerbianPM Ana Brnabic said that Mr. Trump had injected new hope for a solution. “This is an issue of essential and strategic importance and we are eager to continue the dialogue,” Ms. Brnabic said. wsj.com/articles/trump…
“I am fully confident that the U.S. and the leadership of President Trump will help us reach a deal,” Kosovo President @HashimThaciRKS said. He said he trusts his Serbian counterpart’s intentions to sign a deal. wsj.com/articles/trump…
After #EU-led talks made no progress, the US brought fresh impetus by focusing on economic issues. “We think the political issues will be easier to solve after the business community is allowed to grow in the region,” @RichardGrenell said wsj.com/articles/trump…
After the talks mediated by @RichardGrenell made progress, the #EU its appointed own envoy, @MiroslavLajcak, who has since been preparing the ground for a Brussels-led negotiation wsj.com/articles/trump…
But @HashimThaciRKS said the #EU has done little to facilitate the dialogue with #Serbia or offer membership prospects to the region: “I want the EU to make concrete actions and not to make empty promises and lecture us.” @WSJ wsj.com/articles/trump…
